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Readers pointed out recent bikes & coffee posts from the blogopshere – bulleted below – and that reminded me to post on my new fav coffee shop. It's Hotwire in West Seattle. The owner has got the blend down with a rich earthiness, a slight sweetness, and no bitterness. She also hand pours, unlike Starbucks. Robot pouring is about the worse thing you can do with espresso and I think led to the downfall of Starbucks. Anyway, back on topic, here are a collection of posts on coffee and a photo titled love grinds.
That's an espresso cup that came out of the dishwasher just like that, with grinds settled in the bottom of the cup, in the shape of a heart.
From the Sphere
- The Love Affair of Bicycles and Coffee – observations of loving coffee from Metfilter
- Bicycle Pump with an Espresso Machine – I don't know if Cory Doctorow understands how much pressure 16 bars is, but I'd wear safety glasses, gloves, and one of those welders jackets the first time I tried that device.
- Bike part coffee table – we always dig reusing bike parts.
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- Vegas Coffee Run – Sexpresso in Vegas
- Morning coffee with Bettie – Bettie is perfect for coffee runs.
- This is NOT Starbucks – Jet lagged, a stranger in a strange land, and I thought for a while that this was Starbucks.
Also see Bicycle Coffee Systems.
Good article in the PI on Business and Cycling. The jist? Professionals and execs are moving off the links and on to bikes for doing business. The upshot for suits is that you get a workout in, your competitive urges out, and cut a deal while on your ride. Of course you'll need a sweet ride, a trainer, and some kit (that'd be a suit in a SuperSuit for those playing along). Some of these folks shell out $8k for a bike so I'm not too worried on that front.
In the great idea category, one local law firm is even handing out Ridley's for folks who promise to commute for 3 months. This really takes it up a notch in my estimation – the bike becomes about doing a civil good (getting another car out of our daily jams), not just about improving the bottom line of the business. Good for them! And as always, check out the Sound Off section for a surprise. Almost no feedback, almost all positive. It's still early though.
Tecnologia del Tubo Torinese (vaguely translated as "Turin (Italy) technical tubing") , otherwise known as 3T, was the number two stem and bar maker back in the day, behind Cinelli. Strangely both were owned by the Colombo Group along with Columbus tubing. But the rising value of the Euro, changes in global manufacturing, serious challenges from Deda Elementi and others, and lack of innovative products saw 3T fall off the radar for a few years.
Now they're back with all new designs. Presumedly, all 3T production has been moved to Asia, because the prices are actually pretty attractive. I'm trying out the new ARX-Team stem, which I like a lot, and the Doric-Team seatpost, which I don't.
The new ARX stem is a threadless 31.8mm forged stem with a clean and svelte design. The 100mm -17degree version sample weighs a very respectable 117gr, nearly 50gr less than an FSA OS-115 in the same dimensions. Plus the oversize cross-section (34-36mm) of the extension yields a remarkably stiff piece. The low weight is due to the internal machining. My only reservation is that the internal transition from the thin wall of the extension to the steerer clamp section is a little abrupt. I would have liked it to be a bit smoother to guard against stress risers leading to fatigue, but the interior contours aren't as crucial compared to the exterior. The bar clamp area is particularly well-shaped and smooth for matching the stem to carbon handlebars. Overall, I really like this stem.
The ARX stem is available in two versions. The more expensive Team version has titanium bolts and red accents and is available in -6 and -17 degree angles. Cost is about $90. The Pro version has white accents, steel bolts, and is only available in -6 degree. Cost is about $60. The 3T stems are available in lengths from 70 to 130mm to fit a wide range of riders and bikes.
The Doric-Team seatpost was a disappointment. The carbon tube with bonded alloy two-bolt head looks competent if rather unsophisticated, but the post does weigh 169gr for a 31.6mm by 280mm length. The clamp pieces are cleverly formed to reduce weight and stress on saddle rails. However, the seat post cradle lacks adequate adjustment for angle. With my 74.5degree seat angle and Fizik Arione saddle, I couldn't level the saddle without leaving half the spindly threads of the front upper cross piece unengaged on the bolt. Not good. Unless you have a slack seat tube angle, I wouldn't recommend this post. Cost is about $140. There is a more expensive LTD version that has titanium bolts and causes your wallet to bleed.
Recently, 3T has announced a new seat post design. It looks like it could be really strong but ridiculously tedious to install or make angle adjustments.
3T also offers an all new line of dropbars. Since the older varients of 3T bars were and are my favourites, I'm intrigued by the new designs. I always liked the angle of the anatomic grip as it was not as steep as ITM or Deda, and the 3T version had a more subtle compound curve than Ritchey and the other 3T imitators. I'll try to get an example of the Ergosum Pro aluminium bar to test out.
The 2008 Commuter Challenges are on! With Spring approaching and the Sun out, so start the ad-hoc challenges on Seattle streets and presumably everywhere else. Yesterday, riding downtown, a commuter clocked me from Western to Dexter. I took a shortcut through Denny park and lost track of him. We met again near Mercer, stopped at a light, and he took a right, then a left onto 9th. I didn't realize that was now a 2-way street and he gained about 8 seconds on me! I promptly chased him down and assumed the lead down Fairview. We chatted about how many condos are being built and where all the cars are going to go.
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Lovely stay
My wife and I stayed at the Foscari Palace from 9-17 November, and would heartily recommend it to anyone looking for comfortable accommodation in Venice. The location, midway along the Grand Canal and therefore in the heart of Venice, is perfect. The hotel is beautifully appointed, and we were delighted with our room, especially the huge bed and the large, wall-mounted TV. The bathroom was large, lovely and warm, and the bath and shower were fantastic. The breakfast was first class, served in a very pleasant dining room. The staff were friendly and helpful, and the service excellent. We will definitely be back!!
This really is a palace!!!
We just got back from a wonderful week in magical Venice. It really is a dream! No cars, no stress. Very nice people and the best food. We found the absolutle best kept secret in hotels. It is the Foscari Palace hotel on Campo santa sofia. It is a 4 star hotel but it should be a 5 or a 10 if there was such a thing. It is a newly renovated actual palace with large clean beautifully decorated rooms and beautiful bathrooms. You arrive at the door by water taxi. The whole building is gorgeous, very light and airy with a large lounge area, beautiful small well stocked bar and if you explore you can find a lovely patio on the roof. The staff was all very friendly and helpful and spoke beautiful english. You really had the feeling they were there to tend to your every need. In off season our room was just over $100 a night. any place else you may have spent $300+ for an equal room. This includes a great breakfast buffet every morning with everything from pastries, yogurt to fresh fruit and pancakes and bacon. The hotel is not right in the touristy part of town but a very pleasant residential part and about 5 minutes to the center of everything. There are gondolas right outside the door. also the very best restaurants everywhere. I would highly recommend this to anyone looking for a romantic fairytale place to stay.
Does not honour bookings
Do not trust the reservation service of this hotel because it could ruin your stay in Venice. I made a reservation for 5 and 6 November through Venere for Foscari Palace Hotel. On arrival the hotel reception claimed that a reservation had not been made although they were shown a copy confirmation email issued by themselves. After various consultations we were allocated a room for the of 5 November but told that we had to leave the next day. Another hotel was found for the following night by the Foscari management, but of a far lower standard and much further out from the main centre. We felt very disappointed in the way we were treated
Wonderful hotel
My family and I stayed at the Foscari Palace Hotel from October 8th to the 11th. We asked for the suite with a view and got a two room suite that faced the canal and the Rialto Market. The room was fantastic with a front room living-dining area with large windows and a flat panel tv. My teenage kids had there own room which combined with ours to make a three room suite. The staff, breakfast and atmosphere were superb. They had a free happy hour on Saturday night and gave us goodie boxes at check out. We will definitely stay here again if they can stay so affordable.
Fantastic stay
4 of us stayed from the 5th to the 8th October 2004, having found the hotel on Expedia. What a find! Friendly and helpful staff (except for a rather officious temporary manager), fantastic rooms with modern flat screen TVs (if you need them in Venice). Our room was large and in fact the bathroom was designed for a disabled person, which shows great foresight for a modern hotel. Our friends' room was smaller but still extremely comfortable with a great bathroom.
A really great breakfast with fanastically fresh fruit. The hotel is in a great position on the opposite side of The Grand Canal to the fish market and very close to the Ca' D'Oro Vaporetto stop and the Ca D'Oro is almost next door.
The hotel staff recomended some really good restaurants nearby.
Unforgettable, for all the RIGHT reasons
Where do I start. This hotel is an absolute gem, the rooms (we stayed in a superior) are fantastic the quality is exceptional. Every detail taken care of.
The Shower for example is a full body one, complete with 6 body jets, and a foot reviver. The bath is a Jacuzzi, and there is also a digital sound system in everyroom, so you can be invigorated whilst listening to Vivaldi. If TV is your thing, although I can't understand why in Venice, then check out the wall mounted flat TV.
The staff are extremely helpful and friendly, and nothing is too much trouble.
Make sure you use the roof terrace, its views over venice are spectacular.
The square below Campo Santa Sofia, is a wonderful quiet area wher people just sit to read or relax, and for 40c you can jump on a gondola which will take you across the Grand Canal, where you can check out the fabulous markets leading up to the Rialto Bridge.
The Hotel is new (June 04) so make sure you get there before it gets in all the brochures for next year and the price doubles!
Just one thing to mention on this, is that it is new. If you want old, battered, lived in, and antiques in your room, then this may not be for you.
My personal view, was that this is an outstanding Hotel with quality throughout, and I would have no hesitation in recomending it to you.
It made my wife and I's anniversary a very memorable one indeed.
Fantastic Foscari Palace
The Foscari Palace opened in June 2004, and I was lucky enough to stay there for 5 days in July. The first reason you should stay in this hotel is the location. Its is right on the Grand Canal (some of the rooms overlook the canal), right opposite the Rialto market (fresh fish, fruit and vegetable every day - a real slice of Venetian life), and less than 10 minutes walk from the famous Rialto Bridge. Transport-wise, the Ca D'Oro vaporetto stop is less than 2 mins away, and the traghetto (a gondola 'taxi' that takes you across the Grand Canal) is right outside the hotel lobby.
The second reason to stay here - comfort. The hotel has all the modern conveniences that you would expect to find in a 4* hotel, but being small (only 28 rooms), it feels much more private. The hotel has a roof terrace with views over the canal, and the upper level gives you a panoramic view over the whole city.
In all, the hotel and the courteous and helpful staff made for a great stay - I would highly reccommend it.
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Venice was a must stop for us to catch up with our friends that we met in Bali 3 years ago. They came to visit us last year in Australia when the world cup final was on....and fortunately Germany won for them!!
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... our side of the Grand Canal. We strolled Via XXII Marzo which is a combination of 5th Avenue & Rodeo Drive. The street led us back to St. Marks Square. At that point, Carolyn and I separated, as she wanted to go shopping, and I wanted to take photos from the top of the Campanile, which I last did with my wife in 1999, as well as with my Friday night pizza buddies while on a Globus tour.
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Castelfranco di Sopra to Venezia
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After we had unpacked, we took her advice and wandered. We enjoyed watching the various watercraft on the canal; police launch, mail delivery, tiler with his tiles and grouting, gondolas with Chinese tourists and lovers! There was also a fruit and vegetable stall working from a moored boat. We walked past a Leonardo da Vinci exhibit and may go back to visit if we have time. We also walked into a church - not sure ...


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Last updated June 30, 2015 | Posted in Events, Institutional Advancement, Scholarships | Leave a comment
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Scholarship Scorecard Reflects Another Tourney Win
David Toms, whose philanthropy runs a close second to his success on the PGA Tour, was the featured pro at Monday's 29th annual Pennsylvania College of Technology Foundation Golf Classic at the Williamsport Country Club. Proceeds from the event, which included a morning clinic, are expected to add more than $45,000 to the Penn College Foundation Golf Classic Scholarship when all told. Prize-winners during the tournament were Ed Alberts, Tom Rudy, Matt Haile and Dan Klingerman, closest to the pin on each of four holes; Young Park, individual low net (62); Frank Covelusky, individual low gross (72, including 24 on the last six holes); Peggy Roskowski, Mike and Connie McNamara, and Park, second place in the team event (55, including 18 on the last six holes); and Phil Johnson, Covelusky, Klingerman and Richard Born (55, including 17 on the last six holes).
Benton Foundry Endows Scholarship at Penn College
A family-owned business spanning three generations is making a financial commitment to the next generation of Pennsylvania College of Technology students.
Benton Foundry Inc. recently endowed a scholarship, mainly for students in the School of Industrial, Computing & Engineering Technologies.
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Last updated June 15, 2015 | Posted in Automated Manufacturing & Machining, Electronics & Computer Engineering Technology, Engineering Design Technology, General Information, Industrial, Computing & Engineering Technologies, Institutional Advancement, Scholarships | Leave a comment
PPL Corp. Donates $3,000 to College's Electrical Technology Program
A $3,000 donation from PPL Corp. will benefit students in Pennsylvania College of Technology's various electrical majors.
Teri MacBride, PPL's regional affairs director, recently presented the check to the college's Institutional Advancement Office for use in the School of Industrial, Computing & Engineering Technologies' Electrical Technology Program.
"PPL has been a generous supporter of Penn College for years in a variety of ways, including annual cash gifts and in-kind donations," said Elizabeth A. Biddle, the college's director of corporate relations. "We appreciate the continued support for students and program with this donation."
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Last updated June 5, 2015 | Posted in Electrical, General Information, Industrial, Computing & Engineering Technologies, Institutional Advancement | Leave a comment
SGA Auction Tops $2,000 for Student-Driven Scholarships
When all of the proceeds are tabulated, Friday's Student Government Association Silent Auction is expected to have raised nearly $2,200 in scholarship assistance. The anticipated total is a substantial increase over the $600 raised last year, thanks to more than 50 donors bidding on more than 75 items. Included were a wooden playhouse donated by the School of Construction & Design Technologies, a dump truckload of firewood (delivery included within 20 miles!) donated by the Schneebeli Earth Science Center sawmill, painted pottery by Penn College students and faculty, handcrafted woodwork and jewelry, and a "Movie Night" basket created by employees of the host venue. Institutional Advancement and the Madigan Library – the new location for this year's auction – were also deemed integral in making the event a success. More than $250 of the money raised will go toward a student-initiated Minority Student Scholarship that is in the works; the balance benefits the Student Leader Legacy Scholarship, awarded by SGA each year to students who display exemplary leadership at Penn College.
Photos by Dalaney T. Vartenisian, student photographer
Last updated May 4, 2015 | Posted in Events, Institutional Advancement, Scholarships | Leave a comment
Golf Classic to Feature PGA Touring Pro David Toms
Thirteen-time PGA Tour winner David Toms will headline the 29th annual Pennsylvania College of Technology Foundation Golf Classic, scheduled for Monday, June 29, at the Williamsport Country Club.
Proceeds from the event, sponsored by Fisher Mining Co., benefit the Penn College Foundation Golf Classic Scholarship, a quasi-endowed scholarship fund exceeding $1 million.
Since 1990, more than $550,000 has been awarded from the fund to Penn College students.
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Last updated April 29, 2015 | Posted in Events, Institutional Advancement, Scholarships | Leave a comment
SGA to Host Silent Auction for Student Leader Legacy Scholarship
The Student Government Association at Pennsylvania College of Technology will host its sixth annual Silent Auction on Friday, May 1, to benefit the Student Leader Legacy Scholarship Fund.
The event will be held from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. in the Madigan Library at the college. All proceeds from the auction will go directly toward increasing the endowment of the Student Leader Legacy Scholarship Fund. The scholarship benefits students who play leadership roles at the college.
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Last updated April 28, 2015 | Posted in Events, Institutional Advancement, Scholarships, Students | 2 Comments
Students' Pursuit of Passion Evident in Sparkling Hospitality Events
In a matter of days, students in hospitality majors produced two eye-popping events that showed off their food artistry. On April 24, the Penn College community – along with high school groups – were invited to Penn's Inn, where seniors in the culinary arts and systems bachelor-degree major cooked live, offering up free samples of an entrée and a dessert while being judged by industry representatives according to American Culinary Federation standard rules. Also on display were the final projects of students in Advanced Patisserie Operations, Cakes and Decorations, Principles of Chocolate Works and Classical and Specialty Dessert Presentation courses, which were also judged. Chef Frank Priore, executive chef of the Westmoreland Club in Wilkes-Barre; Chef Drew Kendall, store chef for Wegmans in Williamsport; and Christopher R. Grove, '08, a dining services manager for Penn College, judged the culinary entries, while Chef Callie L. Proctor, '04 and '08, bakery manager for Weis Markets; Chef Michael Davis, executive chef for Susquehanna Health; and Chef Samantha L. Liedtka Gundlach, '10, owner of Samantha's Kitchen in Lock Haven, judged pastry entries. On April 26, students in two sections of the Pastry Food Show and Buffet Presentation Concepts presented a "Grand Pastry Buffet" for scholarship donors and their recipients. The "Viva Las Vegas"-themed event represents a comprehensive finale to baking and pastry arts students' college career, requiring skills gained throughout their coursework. Nursing student Julie H. Carr, a recipient of the Student Leader Legacy Scholarship, offered remarks. "I have received financial aid as well as numerous grants in order to pursue my education; however, there were still out-of-pocket expenses that my parents could not cosign a loan for," Carr told the gathering. "The Penn College Foundation enabled me to finish school and pursue my dreams while still participating and being an integral part of the Penn College community. I cannot thank you and the entire faculty, staff and students enough for enabling me to finally pursue my passion of becoming a nurse and helping others."
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Last updated April 27, 2015 | Posted in Baking, Pastry & Culinary Arts, Business & Hospitality, Events, Institutional Advancement, Scholarships, Students | This gallery contains 38 photos. | Tagged as gallery, homepage | Leave a comment
Reception Acknowledges Gifts Integral to Student Success
Individuals and corporations alike were recognized Tuesday night during the 11th annual reception for Friends of Penn College who provide significant support or planned gifts. Penn College President Davie Jane Gilmour recognized new contributors and those whose ongoing benevolence in the past year elevated them to a new category on the Donor Wall in the Student and Administrative Services Center lobby.
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Last updated April 15, 2015 | Posted in Alumni, Events, Faculty & Staff, Institutional Advancement, President, Scholarships | Leave a comment
Penn College Construction Students Start Scholarship Fund
A campus organization at Pennsylvania College of Technology is putting its money where its classmates are, starting a scholarship fund to help construction students meet the costs of their education.
Members of the Penn College Construction Association, a student chapter of the National Association of Home Builders, made the initial gift to a fund that will begin awarding scholarships in the Fall 2015 semester.
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Last updated April 9, 2015 | Posted in Alumni, Building Construction, Construction & Design Technologies, Institutional Advancement, Scholarships, Students | One Comment
Why Choose Penn College? Students Know the Answer!
The latest addition to the Penn College YouTube Channel features three engaging students in a two-minute celebration of rigorous academics and high-energy campus life. Join Jessica N. Felton, a culinary arts and systems student from State College; Garrett D. Corneliussen, of Hickory, North Carolina, enrolled in welding and fabrication engineering technology; and aviation maintenance technology major Bryan M. Behm, of Fleetwood, as they share why they chose the college for their "degrees that work." Then help spread the word through social media!
Last updated March 17, 2015 | Posted in Admissions, Alumni, Announcements, Faculty & Staff, General Information, Institutional Advancement, President, Students |
Visiting Chef Series and Hospitality Students: A Palatable Pairing
The School of Business & Hospitality welcomed three guests during the latest edition of its Visiting Chef Series last week. Brian McClure, beverage director of The Greenbriar, a luxury resort in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, worked with the school's faculty to develop a menu that exemplified how wine can be paired with foods that are salty, sweet, sour, bitter or umami. He then visited the school last week to share his expertise with students and with guests at the Visiting Chef Dinner, where he introduced each course and its accompanying wine and circulated to speak with guests about the pairings. Also sharing their know-how with students were Laura Tornichio-Vidal, northeast territory sales manager for Guittard Chocolate (which donates all of the chocolate the school uses each year) and Amy Rosenfield, owner of Mon Aimee Chocolat, a retail specialty shop in Pittsburgh (and the regional distributor for Guittard). The pair offered two chocolate-tasting sessions to School of Business & Hospitality students and employees, helping them to discern flavors and textures in chocolate and how they might be paired with other flavors. The five-course Visiting Chef Series dinner on Friday, prepared and served by students and faculty, raised funds for student scholarships.
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Klingerman Family Scholarship Established at Penn College
Daniel and Monica Klingerman have established an endowed scholarship at Pennsylvania College of Technology.
Daniel Klingerman is chairman and chief executive officer of The Liberty Group, a Williamsport-based development company that invests in, acquires, develops and manages commercial properties. He has been a member of the Penn College Foundation Board of Directors since 2005.
Initial award preferences for the Klingerman Family Scholarship are for first-year students who are graduates of the Loyalsock Township or the Bloomsburg Area school districts.
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Last updated February 17, 2015 | Posted in General Information, Institutional Advancement, President, Scholarships | Tagged as new scholarship |
Scholarship Campaign Exceeds Goal, Raises $6.4 Million
Capping a year of celebration to commemorate the Centennial anniversary of Pennsylvania College of Technology, the institution's most significant fundraising effort more than doubled its original goal, raising $6.4 million in private scholarship support.
The success of the Penn College Scholarship Campaign will allow the Penn College Foundation to provide more than twice the amount of scholarship aid to students than it did prior to the launch of the campaign in 2011.
"Penn College is poised to become a national leader in applied technology education," said Davie Jane Gilmour, the college's president. "The success of the Scholarship Campaign will help hundreds of students have access to that education."
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Last updated January 19, 2015 | Posted in Alumni, Centennial, Faculty & Staff, General Information, Institutional Advancement, President, Scholarships, Students |
Visiting Chef Dinner Features Luxury Resort's Beverage Director
The Spring 2015 edition of Pennsylvania College of Technology's Visiting Chef Series will feature Brian McClure, beverage director for The Greenbrier, widely regarded as one of the world's finest luxury resorts.
Penn College's Visiting Chef Series provides students pursuing associate and bachelor's degrees in baking and pastry arts, culinary arts and hospitality management with an opportunity to work alongside renowned hospitality-industry professionals. As a culmination to the visit, the students produce a grand meal that raises money for scholarship funds. The Spring 2015 Visiting Chef Dinner will be held Feb. 27.
During the event, McClure will share his knowledge of wine with diners as they experience the elegant five-course meal prepared by students and faculty. While on campus, he will also speak to students in the Hospitality and Beverage Management Service and Controls course.
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Last updated January 16, 2015 | Posted in Baking, Pastry & Culinary Arts, Business & Hospitality, Business & Hospitality Management, Events, Institutional Advancement, Scholarships, Students |
Penn College Names Director of Corporate Relations
Elizabeth A. Biddle has been appointed director of corporate relations at Pennsylvania College of Technology, effective Jan. 19.
Biddle has been project manager for the Outreach for K-12 Office at Penn College since 2009. In her new role, she will develop and sustain mutually beneficial relationships with business and industry to benefit students at Penn College.
"We are excited to have Liz join our team in Institutional Advancement," said Debra M. Miller, vice president for institutional advancement at the college. "Liz brings an excellent technical background and considerable experience working with a variety of constituencies. Her professional demeanor and enthusiasm for Penn College and our mission will continue to be an asset to Penn College and prove valuable in her new role as director of corporate relations."
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Last updated January 13, 2015 | Posted in Alumni, Faculty & Staff, Industrial, Computing & Engineering Technologies, Institutional Advancement, K-12, PIRC, Plastics & Polymer |


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Candidates file for City Council seats
Mayor Del Jurney shakes hands with City Clerk Sharon Coll after signing his official election paperwork to become a candidate for re-election, Tuesday afternoon, at City Hall. (Jill McLaughlin Photo)
Several new candidates filed to run for City Council Tuesday against incumbents in Wards 1 through 5. The only candidate who will run unopposed will be Councilor Jason Perry.
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Definition from Wiktionary, the free dictionary
Eisenkraut n (genitive Eisenkrauts or Eisenkrautes, no plural)
- Verbena (a genus of herbaceous plants)
This German entry was created from the translations listed at verbena. It may be less reliable than other entries, and may be missing parts of speech or additional senses. Please also see Eisenkraut in the German Wiktionary. This notice will be removed when the entry is checked. (more information) December 2008
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